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Date Night DC, part of DC's Tourism Office, in partnership with LivingSocial, is revamping the city's image in time for Valentine's Day. In a push to increase DC winter tourism revenue, the tourism office is hoping that people will see DC as a sexy, romantic city. More»
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Hey boys, the girls got a new club and you better listen up! Chances are you know many of the big names on TheLi.st – a new start-up that serves as "a platform for awesome women" according to its founders, Rachel Sklar and Glynnis MacNicol. It's a group that has grown from a small table at Tom & Jerry’s bar to a veritable power list of women over 400 strong.
“There’s a lot money to be made on taking women seriously,” explained Rachel in TheLi.st's new Manhattan office. “That’s actually a quote from Cindy Gallop (of the infamous TED talk Make Love Not Porn, another well-known crusader for women), and we have used it over and over again.” Rachel and Glynnis have been sharing women’s stories in the media for the better part of the last decade, and now they are formally giving them a club to support and connect to one another. It’s an “old boys club” for women – but it’s not on a golf course, it’s online, and it’s helping to get girls, women and mothers interested, engaged, and even funded in the tech space. Powerful men are taking notice and getting on board - they have figured out that women are a good investment. Angel investor and Barbarian Group co-founder Rick Webb is an adviser and "mega supporter of women"; the NYTimes' Nick Bilton wants in on the 'Friends of TheLi.st list', and guys like The Daily's Greg Clayman, David Pakman of Venrock, CNN's Jonathan Wald and Lean Startup's Eric Ries are champions and supporters. More»
Frateli Rossetti opens in China, Annick Gorman is named creative director for Rena Lange, Fashion Group International's Night of Stars gala presenters are confirmed, and much more in today's fashion files! More»
Bonnaroo invades Manchester, TN, bringing out artists like D'Angelo, The Beach Boys, and Phish, the Electric Daisy Carnival shuts down the Las Vegas Motor Speedway with David Guetta, Afrojack, and Tiesto, Azealia Banks deletes her Twitter, claiming that she is a "vocalist," and more! Get caught up on today's music news! More»
If a picture is worth a thousand words then the work created by artist Jim Denevan must be worth a million. This Santa-Cruz native has found a way to utilize the earth's natural landscapes as his canvas which have ranged from the sandy, arid desserts in Nevada to the snow covered Lake Baikal in Siberia. More»
If you haven't been looking your best lately, a new study has found a quick fix: have a drink! It comes as no surprise that a few glasses of alcohol can tremendously boost your confidence level (sometimes in a not so helpful way), but what is surprising is that even believing that you've had a drink can also make you feel more attractive. More»
As it turns out, the path to success is remarkably simple: all you have to do is be gorgeous, talented, motivated, educated and related to one of the most successful fashion designers in the world. At least, that's what worked for model/designer/writer/socialite Jaimie Hilfiger, Tommy's niece, who sat down with us to talk about her new HuffPo Stylelist blog, her forthcoming lingerie line, possible reality television projects, living between L.A. and New York City, and lots more! MORE>>
InterviewsSocialite Jaimie Hilfiger is the niece of Tommy Hilfiger, a model since childhood, and most recently a columnist on the latest trends and shows for the Stylelist blog of Huffington Post. We talked with Jaimie about her latest projects, like her plans of designing a lingerie line and a possible reality TV show, how her family influences her, and what she thinks Tommy Hilfiger is missing. More»
Interview With Creative Time's Anne Pasternak Who Is Changing The Way We View Our Public Art
We sat down with Anne Pasternak for a few questions about Creative Time's past and future, as well as the importance of having an awareness about public art in the city.
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